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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE March 6.-Cotton nrm. MMdine s5c.. ...
oar steady howara stree. and wsssrn sapsrne g SoS
Rs y 10 E1a s Il e Dc ne
southern Rel 9osa2o.i DO Amber ssSe: wssssrs
tssr wn
March 70 Sscg sss:7o ss S ;D:
ESQ ds Sss sse Ssnn' s.ms
Western sill % ISIS 90 Provisions higher Mess PORK
Sides s.c: Hams isss lard Rssnsd = sss:s
a6Sy2e EGGS Quiet At Is siso 49, Pstroisum sissGy-
Rsnnec e'c Conee-.io carsoeA ordinary 70 fate
aDsi 10 a iO1c -. wniskey steady at 81 2sssS
eel sS s
42goo On.n. Corn 10000 bush; o os~ 5000 push aye
SSo CORN Ss. ss % Sn: Cor:
259.OOO
BOSTON March 6.-Plour quiet Choice Extras % 500
PRIME me- S. DOE 81 s5 corn sr% ssssa,sr yellow Soss
MsS .ssaa Madn w ss - ~
81 7sss i -'. butter strong for mad. :.ssi.
N Nar %s'i u s't;
NewYorK and Vermont about issslsIc Ex,s steady
1000 UOru 5000 Ousn osu $4,000 Sash shorss
MAY. closing at q .s No a.ra Northern Psc.hss
ss ;. $' $ss; ;;.;s ;:;ss:
%ss' $3.50 "a r' S.. "a:
CSC. No. Extra gee No Western 500. .Kscs,Di.-
Barley 80. bush shiDments-whss $4,000 bush. Corn
5000 bush. Oats 2. loo OusIL 49,.
Patents 81 25et Winters IS soe .. TO- Mich
1928 RYE Fioar-S2 9O0s3 10 IN o1ia Buckwhsat SO
m. Heading futures ranged "A follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF vES-YoRK DsALrv41

FEATURES OF VEx-Y)R DEALTN9l
The accumulation Of an enormous short interest and the ere
alton recently Of small but powerful bull party In
furnished the foundation for the rampant rise wic
Saturday. The price admittedly ~ low that ~
only OF favorable circumstnces TO en-
courage the bulls TO drive their enemies 10 cover The
continued export and the certainty that the
heavy needs Of Europe will assume steady and large ruc
visible supply for the few months-these are
broad features OF the outlook The renewal OF an
active speculation Saturday stimulated by
OF reduction OF OOOV00 bushels by the visible
supply statement due today the enormous export
and the cable report nrm foreign markets aud
possible European hosiiti-s tash
advanced hale and in spite of tho extreme views OF
holders shippers 900 bushels The dealings IN the
options l300ObO0 bushels and the speculative
spirit shown In sale OF boat Loaf OF May. 1888
wheat at IL % The bears were In constantly Increasing
panic all day and 2a2sc The close excited
with the other months scoring game OF from &c
&c. The speculative splits spread to corn AMI oh
unusually heavy trading OF Z cents scored
The firm at about the best prices with the largest
the later months kpot lots were lsdl p
higher but only $4,000 bushels bought by export
cent Lard continued Its upward march
and made advances of 10 Ia IL points
The closing quotations were NJ follows;
Wheai-April B2is. May 83N June, 937s July. % 70;
August. ga September 20 .; December, eS cents.
Corn-March oOs.; Aprl. Boz; May. toSi June. 6O's
cents.
Eard-March. 81 20. Aprn. "a; May. 81 So, June
: 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
TIE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE.

The directors of the Staten Island Rapid transit Coh-
pany naturally feel jubant over the success oil the
Arthur XIII Bridge the construction OF which the Secre'
tary OF finally permitted subject to the require
ments Of the OF the Department OF July 81. 1886
The BRIDGE therefore, will consist OF four spans. with
swing bridge at first proposed and not OF Que span as
called for in Senator McPhersons amended bill IL Is
five years since Erastus wiman. president OF tho
Staten island Rapid Transit Company began the move
ment by circulating monster petition among the mcr-
chants OF NewYork In favor OF IT, on the ground mat u
poses in New-York Harbor - -
within thirty DAYS The Rapid Transit Company VIII
build IT, and has already marketed S2.5O000O OF per
dorsed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company.
The bridge will 500 600 and the remainder OF the
money raised by the bonds will be applied 70 he eA'e
provement OF the and onehalf miles OF water 'front.'
and building OF three new steel erryboan 70 aug
ment the service between Saint George B. L., ana tue
Battery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Washington letter In yesterdays SUNDAY
TRIBUNE was about the President and
his family, and Sarah Bernhard; Eu-
Opean correspondence was about the
antics Of the Adam-Deroulcde "patriots7 in
Franco, the Roy al family Of Denmark, and the
spring fashions In Paris there letters on cur
rent topics from San Francisco and Chicago :
Mr.. A. L. Longs Life of General Lee was reviewed.
Mrs. Helen Campbell wrote OF the Prisoners of
Poverty and John Paul of the Prisoners Of Gen
tilty there WAS q detailed biography of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher; other conspicuous features
were Personal Traits and Chat, Current Anecdotes.
the Theatres, Chances at the New South, Stories
About People, the New lark at Niagara, the
Ocean Yacht Race Military Bugle Notes. the Week
In Society," etc Leading news topics were as
follows:
cations Of support for Canada,s foolish cru
Ssss chsf OF s for rsasd
Depretis and his colleagues to resume Office
IN Italy; =; Order restored in Bulgaria. -
One hundred and fortS.togr miners killed by fire.
damp explosion In Belgium. - Bismarckian
fioated.
DOMESTIC. Many pardons granted by President
Cleveland. - The President was asked TO sign
the River and Harbor bill. - Wheat Jumped up
cents g bqshcl on the Chicago Board Of. Trade.
phia. = Fears entertained Of trouble among
ths Of sn ssqh !nnSs1
Boston. designing yacht for Mr.. Potter of Lon
don, on the lines OF the Gitana. - Governor
Torres. OF sonora, censures his subordinates for
the affair at Nogaes 80 Oarsman John Teemcr
to coach the Cornell crew for tho intercollegiate
races
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Mr. Beecher stricken with
apopexy; bis condition extremely critical. -
Talk about General Shalers successor. - Plans
for the Niagara reservation submitted. - Tie
Brooklyn Investigation continued. So Another
attempt to burn the Pennsylvania Railroad station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
ANARCHISTS UNABLE TO HIRE 4 HALL.

II the Anarchists OF this city met last night Captain Nc
Culagn blame for he took measures 10 prevent
them hiring hall with in his precinct since Braun
sehwcig and schenck rea,ed from Blsckwes island
become heroes their fellows They have
been treated their friends Ia
through the old With the ception Of Most
in the clown Every night and even Sunday night was
billed for the performance Florence s was selected as The
OF meeting OF the Progressive DiOb who
the Anarchists In return FOL their speeches
notice posted the hall announcing that
the entertainment had been postponed until March IA
Captain Mcculagh gave notice that the show could not
or The Anarchsts 10 have the hall and mus
the sOld would realize small fortune The
Ana rcbsts called Captain McCuagh and how ed at him
effect enforcing the Excise law Then they tired
the Germania Assembly Rooms but they were
clio ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
sERvJCEs AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Services at St Stephens Church have resumed their
former quiet, and fairly attended yesterday Col
ectons taken at the entrances OF the church and
during the services At 1h dave. and Twenty eighth
and ntyDinth active business II still done by
vendors OF DR. McGlynns pictures good deal OF com
ment caused among the practitioners by the an
nounoe nent that Sexton McMoran, who was employed
by Dr. McGlynn, has been discharged by Father Co
and former sexton, John Aylord, has been reap
main fn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

The refined oil market sustAns firm without much
regard for the vsgAres Of the crude secu ton and good
business was done 1t 90 gallon all the
ports. the same prco As ON the week previous.
on Cfrr Penn. March 5-Cruie jill rational Transit
CefuhcAes opened At 81 aud olos Al 63 highest price,
Sej, lowest b2as salos. $4,000 barrels charters.
sxsga Ssrfois eo~rAnccs l.2+2OO0 barrels: shipmenn
1919 barrels runs. - barrels
PITrsBURG. Penn, March 6.-Crudo Petrol rregu
lar and dull closing nrm. National Transit Cortaca
opened at e2 and closed at e2 highest price, 62 lowest
BRADFORD. Penn. March 5-Crude on--Natioua Transit
Csrtincates opened at and closed at 82 highest price,
oSti lowest price. 49, closranoes, 100000 barrsia
Iirus'iLLE PENN March aNatonsl Transit Certificates
est price. 62iL S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON. March 6-l2:YO D. H. United states Four Per
Cent bonns iSis, DO tonr and Han Per Cent Bonds.
tees Certificates 47 do Second Mortgage Erie 81 81
90 Second Conso i0l V; Mexican Ordinary, 6lk St Paul
Reading, l8t.
2p and Western First Mortgage Trus.
ss. Certificates 81 Canadian Pacific 9l7si Erc sthi
uuds0n's Bay Company, y2t
Canada Northwest lapd Company, 2sl
Paa advccs quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 20 francs
40 confines for tho account
The amount Of bullion the Bank England on
balance to-day II 20l.00G.
psrs a1viCsa quote Three per Rsnes 70
Oh osnIpSf iof ths account and Exchange London
% lrancs son csntiInes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

The bs!e'. sasi price. we're IS Low ,
ST. Ss!s-Ssa 60 EysISs :, q 6t s1.:
finasnv 81 so w Ma: For.-s$o ;t.raZs: DO:
- IS snort 1S S cissr ssis. boxed
ssndsr@ "a ReesiptsDfiour $1,000 SSa. whs
isScS ss,S pats siSS3 sS.S
i2oou bb,t. Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn $4,000 basn,
9 3a.S io1'0'' 'a'A N.Y. ''''' '''''' ''' '''''
Proias. sscasags so.y IN. slssr parss, y.
h nss per ao a1""'fs -'"'i~. D, -'-''' nsS' .
s. &. fsne % Ha IS f ar kss :
:rdSss Ss s%' TS:s
40 Mixed 80 rye s steaIy.NO at e s,n,v rorx
sSo4 o. = 49, .ssa sae. :
81 ASs Good Clear 10 ~ @ i 3 D
g ana h Su.sasr 20 .na s ses GO
500 'hISsaI' $50 @saG wn. cash s,,.,
March sssc. Xprn s4a.e May s5'.e: June sos
s-sf III 3 $s :ss
ltSGs srs .'s sSSo ,i
scsc n' Barley !nl No unsettled
fsfHsass io March Il H
No s ScsrO or a' 7o May S & aa %
s SSi'Ai Ss,. st:' 81 Hay S'' Fun;
W Pso. hsSsh 5-tSra af% Mrsi s..ssss
sisd Mica s9 Hs% NJ S %%s
S5 kss p 30: Sa,S sssmss.s
fUO
-Coru 100 bush oats 1860 ousL Rye Loco bush
pan .nri PaIA March b.-Flour rather steaaler. No
WssIern and P1nusylvana supernne So 80 os2 rs
10 do ia hxfra 81 T50sJ 25 Pennsyvania Family IS $50
AZ pennsyIyana roller Process "A 90 q 90; Deawaxo
Family s. % a 81 6O - 20; stra,xkt
rs 81 5O Indiana 2b straight - 80
81 5O southern illinois Clear - UOd34 25s -
DO straight - 2SS4 So Shs[ Shea' DO an .rs
sst o. Minnero patents y r reur ~ 90 for sS
strong ana a sman ra spps
but the advance dsans Rs a -
% nc. No. Pennsylvania Red do do 81 &C. No. Red ss
s MaIsa s DO june sr Psna.y
wanna Corn advanced c fair demand both e
speculation and Tor export but Eh, 9asrngs ss
ss: e steamer SS ' s ass
No. h Rs I 1cr March ns n, do for ASH
aG Msy r ssc shade armer
ate a Ss .oise s4 do do regular 5s SrS
No. White qu9tod s =. o. Sa ~ Wb,ts March So
80, 2ea aS7r. Nav AZ 20 Juns o.
Potatoes DUH Choice Early hose bsd6Oc. far to Gee{
20 70 Rurhanks choice So 53c do FAIR asa
iisnron. Choice 63a65c; do Fair TO Good e4oai
Mammoth 'A' Pearl choice 30 d53c. TO coed
Ih9asc. Peerless. as auanty. <5G60c-----,
Pruvlsons quiet. Beef CITY FANNY tlooO QSiOo8 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT IN THE VEST
CHICAGO. March 6-The Farmers Reriep will say this
week. "Thus far the reports from the winter wheat belt
indicate that the crop Is emerging from the winter In bet
ter shape than last year. The crop still has to pass
through critical period but on the whole the outlook
favorable than the beginning OF March last year
The extremely mild weather OF the opening days OF last
week followed by the cold weather caused some injury
in Illinois and Indiana In Michigan and Wisconsin the
outlook reported favorable The weather has been
unfavorable In Ohio The season lie vol advanced In
Missouri and spring poughing has begun Ihere Is
change In the tenor OF the unfavorable reports from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
FAILING TO TELL NOW TO ABOLISH POVERTY.

FI7LTNG TO 7ELL HUW TO dBVL7SH IOT
The Order OF Ceoiss objects OF which organization
arc q, make its member. independent world its char
tiles its meres them bosses not servants OF
men," engaged DuI's Hall No 6ie Eighthaye last night
association. Charles Constan ne
10 deli his lecture entitled can Poverty be Aboshed
begin 1880 o'clock but ut that hou no
one but boy who guarded tho door was on hau
After mimi the lecturer appeared and opensn
The door There for him IN lecture 10 save The
AFORESAID shiver ng and TRIBUNE reporter until nan
and three members OF the lodge stoe
fny with the theories preached
by their president, lie did oliver his lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
STATISTICS OF coYeREoArIoxAL cHURoHEs

The statistics OF the eighteen Congregational
churches In the Manhattan Congregational Association
increase OF 9O4 members in 1856. or more than
double what was lost by removals and otherwise The
greatest increase is shown in the Brooklyn churches the
Tompkns Avenue Church having received l47 new
members against loss OF AZ and the Central Church
having gained 146. against loss Of 81. The gains In
other churches were: In New-York-Broadway Taber-
nacle. 90; Pilgrim. IS Smyrna welsh. 30 In
Church Of the Pilgrims, AZ; Lee Avenue. so; Lewis
Avenue. 80; Nazaran. 10. on Long isand-flnshing.
Corona. 10. In New-Jersey-kzabeh and Clo.ter each
20 The largest Sunday schools follows: Tomp-
kins Avenue. 1852 Central. 1000; Broadway Taber
nscle, LOO; Lee Avenue. 050; Puritan, SOS Phi
grim, 522 Clinton Avenue. 42S Broadway Tabernacle
400 South. $40; Church OF the Pilgrims. 336. The
churches having mission schools have scholars IA fol
lows: Tompkins Avenue, LIT Broadway Tabernacle.
LOO; Central 900 Church Of the Pilgrims 1000
Clinton Avenue $50 Pilgrim. 45o South. 230 Puritan,
III. The total contributions we're Sll0,l2 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

Dr. r. ". Pierce Of Buffalo. X whose name has 6Sccms
and cspecialy through reputation VI his Golden ned
cal Dscoyery done good work In preparing an cepS
cis remedy Tor the many distressing troubles olasee1 -
female wsaknssse" IL known - the SsvSns e ~
are and the woman hst smooomsss
~ health and beauty which God intended her 70 Do
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. Walter G. Camp arrested for
Smith Int hiRcharQch. -

in Jersey City, - Walter c. Camp arrested ior
shooting George G. Smith, but discharged. -
cessfu experiment by Mr.. Bishop. - Dinner 10
celebrate the Fenlan rebellion. - Gold value
Of the legal-tender silver dollar a. l2h2 Rraihsl
48lld per Ounce-77.W cents - Stocks were
luli with small fluctuations, closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the office or by mall
Price Q centa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
SPIRITS OF TuRPENrINp

CHARLEsroN March 5.-Turpentine nominal
: sAvAsNAH March 6.-Turpentno arm at 80 tec
WILMINGTON March 5.-rurpenune steady II soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

WEAK lungs splitting Of blood consumption and sinSsse
without physican Auuress ior Hess.sS
Nth two stamps Worlds Dispensary Medical Assocaoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
cre,,es, Dlucovery since IlsA

For couehs ooldA sore throat bronchitIa ~
cepsumpson In It, early stages notnne Si1 ma
a snd stfsnsa sssterst g sSsa d 81 s VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
I'VE bring no CHASTITY holocaust
We pile no craven stone;
He serves Thee best who lowest most
His brothers and Thy own"

The Knox Presbyterian Church, in East Seventy second
St, was organized loss than three years The Row.
David g. Wyle has been its pastor just year and during
that time has received 1O4 members into the church.
twenty-five being admitted at the communion service
yesterday morning The chapel and snnday-school
rooms built be dedica ell this evening,
addresses being expected from President Hitchcock OF
the Union Theological seminary Dr. e. s. Robinson, OF
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church; Nicc-Chan-
ceor MacCracken OF the University OF the City OF New
York. Warner Van NOrden. Yesterday afternoon the
Rev. Dr. George Alexander, OF the University Place
Presbyterian Church. preached and D John Hail. or the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, in the evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

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"Nasain- the Sace ~ spp.'osa ppsa ~o ~ ~ w. ~
- Hampton. put n,s ~: Sv.'. Sm -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

common porous pasters (which you can get for
. song ~ any OF the Cheap John drugsists-you
have merely thrown away your money. for one
Benson's Capcins Plaster Il worth them all. The
reason Il this Benson's Is the only porous plAs
ter in the market that 10 honestly and skiifuiiy
mado. ana scientifically medicated. Others are
no moro than nominal limitations OF Bsnson's.
ingfedients which render Benson's valuable.
Tho latter are prompt to act, pleasant TO wear.
viii not even rolieve. The public are especially
warned against so-cailed "Capuctn," "CapSi.
cum" "Capsictn," "Capsicine plastsrs, -
worthless articles Intended to deceive. ASK for
1snson's ana look for The Three Seals trade.
mark, and the word "Capcins" cut in the csntre.
ApS N.W.sAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04
= Olsnseh Distils Acids.

! These. II existent In . natural quantity, and
0nvitisted by bile. play their part In the
functions Of digestion and assimilation. But
the artificial acid resulting from the inability
Of the stomach TO convert food received by u
Into sustenance, IL tho producer OF natulencs
and heartburn. which are the most harassins
symptoms Of dyspepsia. Tho best carminativs
10 Hostettsr's stomach Bitters. Far more
elective 10 It than carbonate Of soda. mag.
nssia or other alkaline sAlts. These Invariably
vSaksn the stomach without producing per.
manent benefit No man or woman chron.
tcally dyspeptic, and consequently nervous,
can be In possession OF the full measure OF
vigor allowed by nature. Therefore. inviE.
orate And regulate the system. and by so doing
protect 70 from malaria, rheumatism and other
serious mAladies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04
nUsDssss n'uAss.s DENIAL.


He Dolsasiy Asssvsrasss HE Is.sesaos q the
Crime when Nope y 0oss.
James r. McCsbe, the convicted Homes
dale murderer, who 10 70 DO hanged April 81,
and In whose case the board Of pardons has
refused 70 interfere, makes the most positive
animation OF his innocence Of the crime In
sxpiation Of which his life 10 70 bs forfeited.
He said
1" II the hangman's rope were round my
death struggle, would say did not murds Or
Michael Reilly. would have NO reason for
denying the murder now, being on the very
brink Of sesrnity, whom oil hops Of life e
eonA Had I been given another trial
would now b at home. I never did harm to
any living soul What I aaE In that the
Reillys who helped 70 crtminats mo and the
jury who condemned me may b present. at
my execution No one will believe my dying
etatementA Everyone thinks killed Reilly |;
but - God v my judge, did not do H. nor
Tho day will como when the right man
may be found, and then all will ESQ their
great mistake In hanging ma Ny hve poor
ceildreu arc most to be pitied, on account Of
the diagroce cast upon them by the inhuman
hanging OF their father"
Notwithstanding the protestatious OF the
prisoner, the public II almost unanimous In
In belief OF his guilt and OF the certainty OF Q
full confession on his part before the hour Of
execution. Tho prisoner u . perfect picture
Of physical strength and manhood in the
and Weighing ct present 235 poundA Sheriff
4edland has placed . special day and night
watch st tho entrance 70 the doomed mans
coll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04
A REuEDY FOR CHILLs AND vFvER.


Four years ago contracted q hard cold that
0ottlod on my lungs. l had = severe chill. fol.
lowed by high fever, raging headache, pain on
my left side over the lung. and every time . at
OF coughing came on. which was every few
minutes II was terrible TO bear tho pain. I
hought II meant an attack of pneumonia. ~
vent through two month Siege OF that disease.
and II came on just tho same way. A. II was
night thought wonld wait until morning be-
fore sending for y doctor. Fortunately, Q half.
boz OF ALLCOcE's PoROUs PLAsrBRs Was found In
the possession OF q friend. who boarded with Us.
One of these was put on my throat two on my
chest. and one on my back over tho left shoul.
der blade. I then had hot foot bath. After
again getting into bed, II seemed but = few
minutes when al my symptoms were relieved
the skin became quickly moist I c0ughed opl ,
at intervals. ana then with very little effort, and
in about an hour ! was in . sound sleep, from
which ! did not aWAxe until morning. I re.
sumea business In two days.
H.F. FLETCHER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

pENNBYLvANlA RAILROAD uegr(
4 ULe.-ln efect from Jun0 n - "a Dali
TTsine toAvn LAuUA0F1 90 l08VO ~ n
u RhuA00lphlA - fOl1OW0i n ---,s57 VI <S2s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

HOOPS sAssArARiLIA
Purify Your Blood

0ocd health depends upon pure blood there.
fore. 10 heep we'll. purify the blood By taking
HOODS saruapsrilia This medicine y peculiarly
1ssigued 20 cot upon The bloOd. end throagh
that upon ell the organs aod tissues Of the boey.
II has specific action. also. upon the secfetions
and excrotions and assists nature 70 s1pea from
the system ell humors. impurs partieies, and
efPets matter through the lungs, liver. boweie,
Kidneys and stin. Il e6sctuaiiy aids weak. I'm.
paired ana dsbilitatod organs invigorstee the
nervous system, tones the digestion. ana I'm.
parts new lite and energy N all the functions
Of the body. 4 peculiarly Of
Hoods oaSoepaSiila
10 that II strengthens and builds up the system
while II erAdicAtss disease
"l must say Hoods sarsapariia 10 the best
medicine ever used. Last spring had no ap-
petite, aud ths least work ! did fauGusd me ever
90 much. I began 70 take H0od's SarSaparillA
and soon I fsit - u I could do ~ much in 0ay
- had formerly done In Wook NJ appetitsis 70
vOracious." Mas. n. v. .BAyARp. Atlantic City, NJ.
n. B-If you have made mp your mind 70 get
Hoods ssrsapArillA DO not taAe any other.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

Tho best physicians assure us that DR. Bul's
Cough syrup is reliable and never failing
remedy.
Since the Introduction Of Salvation OH tho
society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
has nothing TO do but to rub occasionally.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-04
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